The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-07-20
SOCIETY NOTES.

of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Et
Well Whilst here we trust she will hay
a most pleasant time.
Mr.. II. S. Mason, of Bayou Lamouri,
spent last Sunday in our city.
VIM. Polk, Jr., visited Washington, {
c., last week. We suppose he called a
the White House,
i Nathan Mayer returned from shreve
port last week.
Cadet Nacheim We'll, from the Univel
sity at Baton Rouge, arrived here Sunda
night. His friends were glad to see him
Messrs. Willie Calvit and Charles an,
Lee Duke formed a fishing party to Bi,
Creek last week. They returned hom
Monday morning.
Mrs. II. NJ. and Misses Mollic and Lizzi
Goulden are spending a season at Capt
BalPs, on Bayou Rapides.
Mr.. R. c. Taylor, in charge of the Ma
tional Cemetery, in Pineville, returned
homo from New Orleans Friday night
Mrs. J. D. Warren is spending sbor
season with the family of Capt. j. N. Ball
at Big Creek.
Mrs. A. Fiber, of New Orleans, is her,
on-a visit to friends; she will remain fol
about week.
Matamor Meyer, from Meridian, Miss
issippi, is visiting relatives here, and viii
remain several days.
Leon Weinburg, from Franklin, was
here on visit last week.
Misses Bette, Emma and Daisy Hyams
nieces of Mr. B. M. Hayes, of Mooreland
returned from the Convent at Grand Co
kteau, on Friday.
Mr.. A. H. Butler, of Mooreland, and Mr..
E. d. Pendleton, of Bayou Robert, were
visitors here on Monday.
Mr.. Felix Bauer will leave in few
days on a business trip to New York.
Mrs. VIM. E. Smith and daughters, Of
Bayou Lamourie, who have been spcnd-
ing a few days in our city with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Racial, will probably return
home this week.
Mr. Julius Ariail made flying trip to
Big Creek last week.
Capt. Ball moved his family to his sum-
mer home at Big Creek last Sunday.
Miss Lastrappes, of Opelousas, had a
most delightful time here last week. She
has returned home. Her friends here
trust she will shortly call again.
Mr.. Xavier Ransdell, from College at
Schenectady, N. Y, returned home last
week. He speaks of locating at Men,
phis, Tenn.
Dr.. A. Cockerille will take his depar-
ture for Leesburg, Va, on Sunday next,
where he goes. on visit to his relatives.
Hon. Robt. P. Hunter and family will
leave tomorrow morning for their SUM-
mer home at Big Creek.
Mr.. John A. Stephens, of Lecomte, was
in our city Monday. He returned home
by the Morgan train Tuesday morning.
Messrs. w. o. and j. w. Dammon, who
have been absent some weeks at work on
Bayou Rapides, returned home Saturday
afternoon.
Misses "Jodie" and Bona Miller came
home Sunday night, by the Morgan train,
from short visit to their sister, Mrs. Jos.
on Bayou Boeuf.
Among the passengers by the Morgan
train Monday nrght were Judge Black
man and Mr.. Ed. G.. Hunter, who were
visiting at Cheneyville.
VIM. L. Smith, of Lamourie, came up
Monday night by the Morgan train and
spent Tuesday in our city, returning home
this morning.
John c. Ryan has been spending few
days at Mooreland.
Miss Mary Hustmyre is spending short
vacation at Big Greek, with the family
of Captain j. N. Ball.
Mrs. ). w. Dammon returned home last
week from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Walk
ling, on Bayou Rapides.
Professor Robinson, of the Louisiana
State University at Baton Rouge, has been
in Alexandria the past week. His many
friends were pleased to see him.
Messrs. Edward and Andrew Cammack
will leave Thursday morning for two
months vacation at Big Creek.
Misses Sallie and Mary Hunter, the
charming daughters of Hon. R. P. Hun
ter, returned home from the Coyent, at
Grand Coteau, on Friday night.
Mr.. Denis McManus has almost fully re-
covered from injuries sustained from re-
cent mishap in Shreveport, and will re-
turn home this week.
Mr.J H. Parker, the gentlemanly rep
resentatiye of Scharff g. Bernheimer, St.
Louis, was in Alexandria on Saturday.
The steamer T.. w. Cole, now being load
ID for Red river by the above named
irm, would leave, he said, the first part
If next week.
J. II. Hill, of Robelinc, and j. L. Doug
as, of Lake Charles, were visitors here
asst week.
Mr.. j. l.. Jarreau, formerly of Alexan-
lria, now in business with the National
Dill Works and Mill Supply Co., at New
)rleanc, visited his friends and relatives
lere the past week. He returned home
morning.
Master Allen Pendleton, from the Lex
ngton Military Institute, arrived here on
Monday morning. The young gentleman
will return there in the early part of Sep
jember. He has grown very much Of late